Energizer Vision LED Headlamp

This is a very good headlamp but has a few really annoying 'feature'THE GOOD- Bright with good light spread.- Easy to press buttons.- By holding the button down a second time, the light will dim all the way down and then brighten all the way back up. This is nice, as reading a book in the tent doesn't require the full power.- Tilts/snaps to different angles. I know others dislike this, but I find the increments to be okay.- The 3 AAA batteries are easy to get to and easy to change.- I like that this uses standard AAA batteries. They are universal and easy to find/buy while on a trip.- For the features, brightness, and name brand, it is sold at a great price!THE MEH- The black and yellow strap does not seem to be reversible. Yes, it can be threaded on with the yellow facing outward, but the buckle will then rub against your head. I think it would have been nice to have the option for which side to face outward.THE BAD- The main problem with all the Energizer headlamps is the buttons can easily be pressed ON while in a pack/bag so the light will be dead when it is needed. I wish there was a LOCK button to prevent the lamp from being turned on. My only work-around is to keep the batteries out of the lamp until I know I'll need it. I would have happily paid a buck more for the lamp if it had this function.- I dislike that the 2nd button is only for the red/green lights. I wish it was for turning on and off the narrow beam of light. I've never like red night lights, so this is not something I use.- I dislike that I can't have the red or green light on while having the main white light on. I would like to have that extra bit of light as an option.- As others have said there is an annoying low battery indicator light. Why Energizer, Why? [crying] Really, Why? Was it a slow day in the Energizer office and Chad in the back raised his hand and everyone was too tired to argue? This has to be the single stupidest addition to a headlamp ever! Seriously, If I turn the light on, and the beam is dull, then I KNOW the batteries are low. I don't need a blinking light telling me this. DUH! Did anyone at Energizer think that I might need that last bit of sweet battery juice to get back to camp, and a hyperactive kid-brother of a LED reminding me that I 'must change the batteries soon' is NOT something I need. Plus... to make life even more super pleasant for me, this LED is placed so my peripheral vision sees it... constantly. Augh! A note to Energizer: Please fire Chad.